Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the calls from 888‑684‑3109 masquerade as a legitimate firm while hunting for personal data. Callers flash a bogus “case number,” claim affiliation with AAC or Parkwood Financial, and pressure you to verify SSN digits or sign documents. Never return the call on the provided number; instead hang up, block the line, and contact your carrier to flag it as spam. Report the incident to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keep a log of voicemails and dates, and share it with any affected relatives. Stay skeptical of urgent‑tone scripts that demand immediate action, and always verify through official channels before disclosing any information.
I received a voicemail from someone claiming to be from 'ABV', but the message was unclear, and when I called the provided number, I was directed to a different number, and eventually spoke to someone from 'Crestview Financial' who was trying to obtain my personal information.
A call from AAC was received by my husband, with an Indian lady speaking rapidly and mentioning my uncle's name. Upon calling back the provided number, 866-740-0594, it reached Parkwood, but they were unavailable. They requested a name, number, and case number, but only the case number was provided.
They left several threatening litigation message's, for a deceased person, they lied about recieving a death certificate the day before, yet they left the same threatening message the day after "receiving death certificate", it's really messed up
A guy named Michael from AAC claim they have a complaint and want me to sign some documents, but it sound like a scam, he gave me a number to call
Repeated calls and voicemails claiming to be from ACC, with warnings of escalation and requests to call back, are being ignored.
This experience was identical to a previous one.
Upon answering, the caller claimed to represent AAC, but when the provided number was dialed, the recipient, PARKWOOD, refused to disclose any information, indicating a likely scam
Repeated calls from an Indian scammer claiming to be from Parkwood Financial led to requests for my SSN digits, which I refused to provide, realizing it was a scam.
Both my phone and my son's are being targeted by these scam calls, with a woman claiming to represent AAC and speaking rapidly
I recived a call from this number, they said i have to sign some legal document, but i dont think it a legit call
A voicemail from AAC references a case number and asks to call back at 888-684-3109, threatening to report a family member